Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming human services and social work practice, creating new challenges and opportunities across micro, mezzo, and macro levels. This webinar brings together three professionals to discuss the ethical considerations, diverse perspectives, and emerging practices related to AI in social work.

Join us for a transformative and affirming gathering that marks a milestone in mental health advocacy—New Jersey's first LGBTQ+ Mental Health Conference centered on intersectionality. Beyond the Binary is more than a conference. It's a space for healing, a catalyst for change, and a collective call to action for mental health professionals, advocates, and allies. At a time when the LGBTQ+ community—especially trans and nonbinary individuals—faces growing systemic challenges, this convening offers urgently needed dialogue, tools, and solidarity.

Technology is constantly evolving and influencing social work practice and service delivery, while new policies and protocols aim to safeguard ethics and client well-being. The 2025 NASW Virtual Forum, Compassionate Innovation: Social Work and Technology, will bring together experts to examine the opportunities, risks, and realities of technology across the profession.
Join us November 5–6, 2025 for two days of keynotes, plenaries, and breakout sessions, and earn up to 16 CEs (8 live + 8 recorded). *CE credit total subject to change.*

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Ethics are often taught in absolutes when, in reality, critical thinking is necessary to effectively navigate the applicable standards and subsequent dilemmas that may arise in practice. One apparent example is when professional roles and boundaries begin to blur. Understanding ethical decision-making processes is paramount to informed practice and to reduce the risk of harm to clients, colleagues, communities, and the profession. This training encourages practitioners to intentionally reflect upon and proactively respond to ethical issues involving professional roles and boundaries.